Ultra Mobile plans, prices and network
Ultra Mobile plans run from $19 to $59 for one month, and less if you pay for 3, 6 or 12 months. Every plan includes calling to 90+ countries.
An MVNO sells phone service on a network it does not own. Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile own the towers, and the brands listed here rent access to them. Each page names the host network, gives the current plans with the month we checked them, and says so if the brand has closed.
Narrow the list by network, by budget or by eSIM, and sort it by price or by name. A brand on two networks appears under both.
AT&T
Black Wireless plans start at $20 a month and include international calling. The current plans, who owns the brand, and what its settings say about its network.
from$20a month
AT&TT-Mobile
Boost Mobile plans cost $25 to $60 a month with AutoPay. Boost is owned by EchoStar and now connects mainly through AT&T's towers. Plans, eSIM and setup.
from$30a month
AT&T
Consumer Cellular plans start at $20, with unlimited data for $35 a month if you are over 50. What its site confirms, which network it uses, and APN settings.
from$20a month
AT&T
Cricket Wireless plans run from $35 to $60 for one line and use AT&T's network. Each plan's price with and without Auto Pay, and what it leaves out.
from$35a month
T-MobileAT&T
Gen Mobile plans start at $10 a month for 2 GB and reach $50 for unlimited data, with lower rates if you pay for 3, 6 or 12 months. Owner and networks.
from$10a month
AT&TT-Mobile
Good2Go Mobile plans start at $15 a month for 1 GB and run on AT&T's or T-Mobile's network. The current prices, the promotion fine print, and eSIM support.
from$15a month
T-Mobile
Google Fi Wireless plans cost $35 to $65 a month for one line and use T-Mobile's network. Each plan's data limit, the pay-per-gigabyte option and eSIM.
from$35a month
AT&T
H2O Wireless plans start at $20 a month, or $16 a month if you pay for a year. Every plan and term, the AutoPay discount, pay as you go, and the network.
from$20a month
T-Mobile
Helium Mobile has two phone plans: Air at $15 a month for 10 GB and Infinity at $30 for unlimited data. Its free Zero plan was retired in June 2026.
from$15a month
AT&TT-Mobile
Lycamobile USA sells 30-day plans built around international calling to 100 countries. Its plans, what its terms say about the network, eSIM and APN settings.
Price not checked
T-Mobile
Metro by T-Mobile plans cost $40 to $60 for one line with taxes and fees included. The current plans, the AutoPay discount and how Metro differs from T-Mobile.
from$40a month
T-Mobile
Mint Mobile plans work out to $15 to $40 a month, but you pay for 3, 6 or 12 months up front. The real totals, who owns Mint, and its APN settings.
from$15a month
T-Mobile
Optimum Mobile's Unlimited plan is $30 a month for one line for 12 months, less per line with more lines, and $20 a line more without Optimum Internet.
from$30a month
Verizon
Page Plus Cellular plans cost $12 to $55 a month before taxes, with Auto Refill discounts and pay-as-you-go cards. Page Plus is owned by Verizon.
from$12a month
VerizonAT&TT-Mobile
Patriot Mobile plans cost $25 to $75 a month for one line before taxes, on your choice of three networks. What each plan includes and the multi-line discount.
from$25a month
AT&T
PureTalk plans cost $24.99 to $64.99 a month before taxes and fees. What each plan includes, where unlimited data slows down, eSIM and the network it uses.
from$24.99a month
AT&TT-MobileVerizon
Red Pocket Mobile plans cost $10 to $30 a month, or less by the year, on a choice of three networks it calls GSMA, GSMT and CDMA. What each plan includes.
from$10a month
Verizon
Simple Mobile plans run from $25 to $60 a month before taxes. What each plan includes, the Auto Pay prices, who owns the brand and which network it uses.
from$25a month
Verizon
Spectrum Mobile has three unlimited plans at $30, $40 and $50 a line, with the first line discounted for a year. Spectrum Internet and Auto Pay are required.
from$30a month
Verizon
Straight Talk plans run from $25 to $65 a month and the brand is owned by Verizon. Every current phone plan, the Auto Pay discount and the multi-month prices.
from$25a month
T-Mobile
Tello plans start at $10 a month for 2 GB and top out at $25 for unlimited data. What each plan includes, the introductory-price small print, and APN settings.
from$10a month
Verizon
Ting Mobile plans run from $10 a month plus $5 a gigabyte to $55 for its top unlimited plan. Every plan, what unlimited means on each, eSIM and the network.
from$10a month
Verizon
Total Wireless plans cost $40 to $65 for one line in the first month and run on Verizon's 5G network. Each plan's price, Auto Pay discount and family pricing.
from$40a month
Verizon
Tracfone plans run from $15 a month for 1 GB to $50 for unlimited data, plus minute bundles that last 90 days or a year. Prices, Auto-Refill terms and network.
from$15a month
Verizon
Twigby plans cost $15 to $35 a month, and new customers pay $10 less for the first three months. What each plan includes, the fees on top, and the network.
from$15a month
T-Mobile
Ultra Mobile plans run from $19 to $59 for one month, and less if you pay for 3, 6 or 12 months. Every plan includes calling to 90+ countries.
from$10a month
VerizonAT&TT-Mobile
US Mobile plans cost $10 to $44 a month with taxes and fees included, on a choice of three networks it calls Warp, Dark Star and Light Speed. How it works.
from$10a month
Verizon
Visible plans cost $25 to $45 a month with taxes and fees included, on Verizon's network. What separates the three plans, the hotspot speeds and eSIM support.
from$25a month
Verizon
Walmart Family Mobile plans cost $19.88 to $49.88 a month, with extra lines at $19.88 each. What each plan includes, the Auto Pay prices, the owner and network.
from$19.88a month
Verizon
Xfinity Mobile has two unlimited plans, $30 and $45 a month after a discounted first year, and is sold only to Xfinity Internet customers. What each includes.
from$30a month
AT&T
Aio Wireless was AT&T's prepaid brand. It merged with Cricket Wireless in 2014 and its customers became Cricket customers. What Aio said and where to go.
Closed 2014
Sprint
Airlink Mobile sold pay-as-you-go service on Sprint's network and no longer operates. What we could confirm, and its plans as we recorded them in 2017.
Closed
Sprint
Chit Chat Mobile ran on Sprint's network and stopped operating in 2014 after a billing dispute with Sprint. What was reported, and the plans it sold.
Closed 2014
SprintVerizon
Expo Mobile sold prepaid service on the Sprint and Verizon networks and no longer operates. What we could confirm, and its plans as we recorded them in 2017.
Closed
Verizon
Net10 Wireless no longer lists plans on its site and sends visitors to Simple Mobile. What existing customers can do, where to go, and Net10's 2017 prices.
No longer sold
AT&TT-Mobile
Republic Wireless closed in 2023 and its customers were moved to Boost Infinite. What its own site said, where the service is now, and its plans from 2016.
Closed 2023
Sprint
Virgin Mobile USA closed in early 2020 and moved its customers to Boost Mobile. What happened, where the service went, and the Virgin Mobile plans of 2016.
Closed 2020
No brand we track matches all of that. Try a higher budget or another network.
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A price is the monthly list price for one line on the brand's own site, last checked .
Each links to the page that explains it in full.
Ultra Mobile plans run from $19 to $59 for one month, and less if you pay for 3, 6 or 12 months. Every plan includes calling to 90+ countries.
Walmart Family Mobile plans cost $19.88 to $49.88 a month, with extra lines at $19.88 each. What each plan includes, the Auto Pay prices, the owner and network.
Who owns Straight Talk, Visible, Mint Mobile, Cricket, Metro, Boost and the other US prepaid brands. Each brand listed under its parent, with the independents.
Aio Wireless was AT&T's prepaid brand. It merged with Cricket Wireless in 2014 and its customers became Cricket customers. What Aio said and where to go.
Airlink Mobile sold pay-as-you-go service on Sprint's network and no longer operates. What we could confirm, and its plans as we recorded them in 2017.
The MVNOs that run on AT&T's network, with who owns each one and its lowest monthly price. How a AT&T MVNO differs from AT&T itself.
Black Wireless plans start at $20 a month and include international calling. The current plans, who owns the brand, and what its settings say about its network.
Boost Mobile plans cost $25 to $60 a month with AutoPay. Boost is owned by EchoStar and now connects mainly through AT&T's towers. Plans, eSIM and setup.
Chit Chat Mobile ran on Sprint's network and stopped operating in 2014 after a billing dispute with Sprint. What was reported, and the plans it sold.
Consumer Cellular plans start at $20, with unlimited data for $35 a month if you are over 50. What its site confirms, which network it uses, and APN settings.
Cox Mobile plans are no longer on Cox's website. Its mobile pages now sell Spectrum Mobile, after Charter bought Cox. What we could and could not confirm.
Cricket Wireless plans run from $35 to $60 for one line and use AT&T's network. Each plan's price with and without Auto Pay, and what it leaves out.
Expo Mobile sold prepaid service on the Sprint and Verizon networks and no longer operates. What we could confirm, and its plans as we recorded them in 2017.
Gen Mobile plans start at $10 a month for 2 GB and reach $50 for unlimited data, with lower rates if you pay for 3, 6 or 12 months. Owner and networks.
Good2Go Mobile plans start at $15 a month for 1 GB and run on AT&T's or T-Mobile's network. The current prices, the promotion fine print, and eSIM support.
Google Fi Wireless plans cost $35 to $65 a month for one line and use T-Mobile's network. Each plan's data limit, the pay-per-gigabyte option and eSIM.
H2O Wireless plans start at $20 a month, or $16 a month if you pay for a year. Every plan and term, the AutoPay discount, pay as you go, and the network.
Helium Mobile has two phone plans: Air at $15 a month for 10 GB and Infinity at $30 for unlimited data. Its free Zero plan was retired in June 2026.
A list of MVNOs in the United States, grouped by the network each one runs on: Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile, with owners, starting prices and closed brands.
Lycamobile USA sells 30-day plans built around international calling to 100 countries. Its plans, what its terms say about the network, eSIM and APN settings.
Metro by T-Mobile plans cost $40 to $60 for one line with taxes and fees included. The current plans, the AutoPay discount and how Metro differs from T-Mobile.
Mint Mobile plans work out to $15 to $40 a month, but you pay for 3, 6 or 12 months up front. The real totals, who owns Mint, and its APN settings.
Net10 Wireless no longer lists plans on its site and sends visitors to Simple Mobile. What existing customers can do, where to go, and Net10's 2017 prices.
Optimum Mobile's Unlimited plan is $30 a month for one line for 12 months, less per line with more lines, and $20 a line more without Optimum Internet.
Page Plus Cellular plans cost $12 to $55 a month before taxes, with Auto Refill discounts and pay-as-you-go cards. Page Plus is owned by Verizon.
Patriot Mobile plans cost $25 to $75 a month for one line before taxes, on your choice of three networks. What each plan includes and the multi-line discount.
PureTalk plans cost $24.99 to $64.99 a month before taxes and fees. What each plan includes, where unlimited data slows down, eSIM and the network it uses.
Red Pocket Mobile plans cost $10 to $30 a month, or less by the year, on a choice of three networks it calls GSMA, GSMT and CDMA. What each plan includes.
Republic Wireless closed in 2023 and its customers were moved to Boost Infinite. What its own site said, where the service is now, and its plans from 2016.
Simple Mobile plans run from $25 to $60 a month before taxes. What each plan includes, the Auto Pay prices, who owns the brand and which network it uses.
Spectrum Mobile has three unlimited plans at $30, $40 and $50 a line, with the first line discounted for a year. Spectrum Internet and Auto Pay are required.
Sprint's network was retired in 2022, so no Sprint MVNO runs on it today. What happened to Virgin Mobile, Boost, Republic Wireless and the smaller brands.
Straight Talk plans run from $25 to $65 a month and the brand is owned by Verizon. Every current phone plan, the Auto Pay discount and the multi-month prices.
The MVNOs that run on T-Mobile's network, with who owns each one and its lowest monthly price. How a T-Mobile MVNO differs from T-Mobile itself.
Tello plans start at $10 a month for 2 GB and top out at $25 for unlimited data. What each plan includes, the introductory-price small print, and APN settings.
Ting Mobile plans run from $10 a month plus $5 a gigabyte to $55 for its top unlimited plan. Every plan, what unlimited means on each, eSIM and the network.
Total Wireless plans cost $40 to $65 for one line in the first month and run on Verizon's 5G network. Each plan's price, Auto Pay discount and family pricing.
Tracfone plans run from $15 a month for 1 GB to $50 for unlimited data, plus minute bundles that last 90 days or a year. Prices, Auto-Refill terms and network.
Twigby plans cost $15 to $35 a month, and new customers pay $10 less for the first three months. What each plan includes, the fees on top, and the network.
US Mobile plans cost $10 to $44 a month with taxes and fees included, on a choice of three networks it calls Warp, Dark Star and Light Speed. How it works.
The MVNOs that run on Verizon's network, with who owns each one and its lowest monthly price. How a Verizon MVNO differs from Verizon itself.
Visible plans cost $25 to $45 a month with taxes and fees included, on Verizon's network. What separates the three plans, the hotspot speeds and eSIM support.
Xfinity Mobile has two unlimited plans, $30 and $45 a month after a discounted first year, and is sold only to Xfinity Internet customers. What each includes.